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Aldershot, England - King George VI and his smiling Queen walk to the parade grounds to take the salute after attending divine service at the newly en(...)
Aldershot, England - King George VI and his smiling Queen walk to the parade grounds to take the salute after attending divine service at the newly en(...)

Aldershot, England - King George VI and his smiling Queen walk to the parade grounds to take the salute after attending divine service at the newly en(...)

Date2/1/1939
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Original Toronto Star caption: Aldershot; England - King George VI and his smiling Queen walk to the parade grounds to take the salute after attending divine service at the newly enlarged St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church here Feb. 5. Alll four the first battalion of the Royal scouts; t
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0124117F
Queen's Own Rifles, at Aldershot, England, Col. Sir Henry Pellatt at left
Queen's Own Rifles, at Aldershot, England, Col. Sir Henry Pellatt at left
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War Veterans give salute, The Duchess of Windsor looks grave, while the Duke smiles, as they leave the American church in Paris after attending Thanksgiving Day services
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King of the midway, Patty Conklin takes two young guests, Karen Wilson,6, and Donna Wilson, 16, on a tour of Exhibition grounds in his green golf cart
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Counsel and directions divine and moral : in plain and familiar letters of advice from a divine of the Church of England, to a young gentleman, his nephew, soon after his admission into a college in Oxford
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Gentlemen of England vs Toronto Cricket Club; Match, 2-4 September 1872, at Toronto Cricket Club grounds, north side College St., east of St. George St., Toronto, Ont.
Gentlemen of England vs Toronto Cricket Club; Match, 2-4 September 1872, at Toronto Cricket Club grounds, north side College St., east of St. George St., Toronto, Ont.
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Toronto Star reporter Val Sears walks through the grounds of Clarence House with the Queen Mother
Toronto Star reporter Val Sears walks through the grounds of Clarence House with the Queen Mother
n.d.
The royal family, walking in the grounds of Windsor castle for special pictures by Canadian photographers, receive a smart salute from the guard outsi(...)
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The other $50 first prize winner, for his story of the days when he knew King George VI as his shipmate aboard H
The other $50 first prize winner, for his story of the days when he knew King George VI as his shipmate aboard H
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Chairs in crimson and gold for King and Queen at city hall, When the father and mother of King George VI visited Toronto in 1901, they were seated at (...)
Chairs in crimson and gold for King and Queen at city hall, When the father and mother of King George VI visited Toronto in 1901, they were seated at (...)
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George Durdy inspects grounds of St. James Cemetery, His cemetery, Toronto's oldest, holds the remains of 62,441 citizens.
George Durdy inspects grounds of St. James Cemetery, His cemetery, Toronto's oldest, holds the remains of 62,441 citizens.
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On his way from Mosport after doing his thing, whatever that may have been, a rock festival fan leaves grounds, carrying a cross, to hitchhike home
On his way from Mosport after doing his thing, whatever that may have been, a rock festival fan leaves grounds, carrying a cross, to hitchhike home
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